FIM's blind spots — and the budget threat closing in

The research on pediatric Food Is Medicine programs reveals an evidence cliff at age two — most outcome tracking stops there, which means we don't know what these programs are actually doing for the children who need them longest. This week also looks at WIC's largely-overlooked role as a produce prescription program, and at what SNAP cuts mean for FIM infrastructure that's already operating. The thread across all three: knowing where the gaps are is the first step to not falling through them.